In this episode of The Streetwise English Podcast I talk about the changing forms of media storage for music, from records to modern streaming services. My teacher profile: https://italki.com/teacher/1947582

Streetwise English

SWE #120 The Evolution of Music Media

El día de hoy me encuentro con Milo un tutor de Italki de Medellín, Colombia, hablamos sobre juegos infantiles, aquí podrás escuchar verbos conjugados en el Pretérito Imperfecto o Pasado Imperfecto del modo Indicativo. 

Visiten a Milo: https://www.italki.com/teacher/11526291/spanish

No Manches Que Bacano

Children's Games

Our thoughts and emotions impact our behaviors every day in both positive and negative ways. As teachers, we must have the self-awareness to identify these emotions and be able to communicate them to our students in a positive way. Reflection in lesson planning makes us more compassionate teachers and creates a positive learning environment.

Teaching Compassion

Self-Awareness and Reflection in Lesson Planning

Olá a todos, no episódio de hoje estarei falando sobre tudo que há em uma cidade, assim como o que pode ser feito em cada estabelecimento citado, escutem com atenção e respondam as perguntas.

A Voz da Madrugada

S01E05 A Cidade

I started reading this book by James Clear. My friend recommended this book to me and I would sincerely recommend it to anyone who is looking forward to add good habits in their life.
Success in life is usually not overnight. I hope that this book helps you guys. I will share some valuable lessons in this podcast as I go through the chapters.
Join me in another meaningful podcast.

FLO TALKS 

ATOMIC HABITS by JAMES CLEAR

A1 Arabic

Arabic countries

Read the podcast here>> https://drive.google.com/file/d/1mCDQEFrQZN6L6vXGsWZCkgrh8oVXpKL-/view?usp=sharing

Lisa's Podcast

Mystery clown creeps around Scottish village

In this episode we will take a closer look at Chapter 8 of The Little Price. In this chapter he meets his unique flower for the very first time! 🌹

Here is the vocabulary featured in this episode: 

sprout (v.) – to begin to grow, or to produce new growth
sprout (n.) – a young plant or seedling
miraculous (adj.) – surprisingly wonderful
coquettish (adj.) – flirtatious in a playful way
adornment (n.) – something that decorates – like an ornament
painstakingly (adj.) – with extreme care and in great detail
tenderness (n.) – affection, gentleness and kindness

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Book Club: The Little Prince

Let's Explore The Little Prince: Chapter 8

Whether you live to work or you work to live, having a healthy work-life balance is good for both you and your employer.

Here are just a few ways to keep your balance healthy!

Plan
It can help to plan your time, making sure to include social activities in those plans, says Allaya Cooks-Campbell from job coaching website BetterUp.

Even scheduling a night in front of the TV is enough — it will give you a bit of time to switch off.

If you're able to, you could also plan to take short breaks during the day, and perhaps even use them to take a walk or read a few pages of a book.

Use apps to help
Cooks-Campbell also suggests using an app to block distracting websites during the work day — which might include things like social media.

You can then do the same in the evening and block work apps, if you find it difficult to stop checking them.

Be kind to yourself
It's important to be realistic about your work-life balance, and not to get too stressed if you don't follow your plan. That's according to Kate Eby from work management company Smartsheet.

Being kind to yourself, she says, can help you improve your mental health.

Talk to your boss
If you're finding it difficult to get your work-life balance right, speaking to your manager may be a good idea — although not everyone will feel comfortable doing this.

It may be that you have been given too much work to do, or there is a better way to do it — and talking to your boss could help you work smarter, not harder.

However, Cooks-Campbell says different things work for different people — so you have to find what's right for you!